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Il thing Of Shrirlls.

Tho unhappy ones whose lot is cast
within esr.nhot Of tho locomotive have
been taught 10 believe that all the sh,ieks
and bellowings OF that levisthan Of tho
raj! are EeceEcsry to its well.being; that it
would DO glad to abandon the practice ii
only it could; that 1t weeps with those
who weep, .but-whnt can it do aboutit?
Tho Rail,cay Gazette, which knows more
about these things than the locomotives
know, dsclases on the atrength Of it's repu-
tation that ct least two, thirds Of all the
shriekins and believing are an unnecss.
sary waste Of steam, and that good deal
OF the other third might well be saved.
The Ga:etie does not atop here, but goes 80
far as to say that "thia is matter in which
the public has right and duty to express
ito Wishes" for railroad men become so
accustomed to the noise Of the rail that
they do not readily realizs how much
noiae they are making with their whistle
and their bell. E l s
There has been Improvement in some
quarters, but tho came authority remarks
that there are, hundreds, probably
thousands Of careless runners to Detained
down to acivilized standard, and the mu-
nicipal officers uhould jog the memories OF
the minimizing offenders.
In our own bailiwick there is continued
complaint about theoc things, and it must
be, ae the Ga1ttie esye, that the railroad
ers do not realize how much noise they
arc making or to how grea! an extent the
noise interieres with the comfort Of the
people along tho limo. They are roasona.
blo men, and to call thei- attention to the
matter may be sufficient to cure the
trouble, t.5ia' ~
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Dopiorsi Hills.

Nearly ell diseases originate from mac.
ton OF the liver, and this especially the
CAGE with chills and fever, intermittng te.
vors, and mslsrlal diseases. To save doc.
tora' bllla and ward OF disease tako Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, q medicine thai
increases in popularity each year, and hGs
become the most popular and best en-.
dorsed medicine in the market for the
cure oliver or bowel diseases- Telegraph
Dubuque, Io;pa. a4 MwFAw
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uuid.iIsarted lilainc.

A correspondent OF one or more Ameri.
can newspapers hurried from Paris tc
Diion to meet Mr.. Blaine and family al
that place and proceed with them to the
gay capital. Ho had no acquaintance
with any Of the party but be did have a
desire to interview: the great man. Ac.
cordingly he forced himself into tho came
compartment with the Blaines and fell to
work. Mr.. Blaine politely but firmly de.
c!ined to aubmit to the operation, taking
the liberty to diuplay some annoyance.
But the man Of tho press stuck 10 bis IN.
canuy job.
Finally Mr.. Blaine told him no might
print what he pleased so long Us hs did
no! quote hin-he would not be inter
viewed. Then the correspondent wanted
to know II he might call OIL Mr.. Blaine at
his hotel in Paris. Mr.. Blaine nnid, yes,
II he did not come as m interviewer. For
iva houra the correspondent sat in the
compartment with the four B!aines, &C.
cupying himself with the elevating diver.
sion Q! observing that one daughter is @
poor imitation Of hor father end the other
wears shabby gloves.
This, possibly, is politics. It ia not po-
litenees. Mr.. Blaine hsd no right to
throw tho fellow neck and heels out Of
the compartment, but 1t would have been
no more than go impudent an intruder de-
served. 1t is the right Of every man not
to be interviewed and not to be pursued
over whole continent for the interview
which LIE bag repeatedly declared be will
not have with anybody during his tour.
1t is nobody'a business what his reason
is, whether It is merely because he has
stubbornly decided not to be obiging,
whether ho only wants TO bs let alone, or
whether 1t 10 pant Of deep laid scheme to
fo,cs himselt into tho White House. That
is hia affair. .lztzli -
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alone will be sufficient 10 assemble the
lar2es! crowd that has over been together
in any Georgia city. : Il may DO thotlast
opportunity we will have to SEQ the
"grand old man." and every southerns1
should honor him with their presence.
Why should "every southerner honor
him with their [hisl preuence?" In the
Language OF shakespeare-or WAS II Ba'
con 2-"rhat Is the question:" !.
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About the Situation. l5sg
Chicago Tribune. .js. ,f,'s.;';
The Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, who was
appointed by Governor Wilson, OF West
Virginia, United States Senator, is ct the
Grand Pacific. Mr.. Lucas holds certif-
cate Of election to the Senate, but whether
he will take his seat and retain It will do.
pond upon tho action OF the COMMITTEES
on Privileges and elections and the Senate
itself, which IL the judge Of the qualifica.
tons OF its own members. The case Of
Mr.. Lucas is q peculiar one, and among
other question: involved ia ono question:
ing tho power Of an Executive
session to elect United States Senator,
The Legislature Of West Virginia held i!s
biennial session Wednesday, January 9,
1887, and from that time rp till February
%, balloted every day for the election OF a
United States Senator to succeed johnson
n. Camden. They failed to elect, and
Gov. Wilson appointed MIR. Lucas Senator
until tho next meeting bf the Lsr;slo.
ture." y March 5, 1887, Governor Wilson
Issued proclamation converting the Leg.
ieAatuko ~ VAAa eeoolUu, commencing inc
third Wednesday in April, for the purpose
Of passing IN appropriation bill and to act
on Executive nominations to Office. May
3 this body proceeded to elect q United
States Senator, and, alter bsllotiug for sew.
eral dsys, Judge Charles J. Faulkner re-
ceiyed a majority Of all the votes Of the
Joint Assembly, and the presiding officer
declared him elected. Judge Faulkner,
therefore, resigned his Office as Judge OF
the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, and
Governor Wilson accepted the resisna.
ton. tst y IA S,7S7895
Meesrs. Faulkner aud Lucas will appear
before the United States Senate at lie next
session, the latter with his certificate from
GOV. Wilson and tho former with COPY
OF his records OF the Joint Assembly in *.
ira session which elected him. Judge
Cooley is counsel for Mr.. Lucas. The
latters plea will DO that Faulkuor's cleo
ton was not valid bscarsa the Constitution
Of the Slate denies TO an Executive special
session the power TO enter upon any buui.
nesa except that named by the Governor
in his proclamation converting such a
body. That proclamation, 1t will be set
forth, did not refer to the Senatorship,
and herce the Joint Assembly which
elected Mr. Faulkner was not the Legisls.
ture Of West Virginia but an unauthorized
and illegal body. i85 zjs5 + Il
Senator Lucas came to Chicago in at.
tendance upon the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Society, which has beon in session several
days. BE Is Democrat, as ia his contest.
ant, Judge Faulkner. Mr.. Lucas ia about |
80 years Of age, Of dark complexion, and |
iron.gray hair. He ia decidedly nhors in
stature and very round.shouldered. He |
is lawyer by profession, has boon twice
q member Of the Legislature, and was on
the bench ut one time. In an interview
with reporter for the Tribune yesterday
no discussed President Cleveland and pol.
itics generally. Tho President, he raid,
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A SSIGNEE's SALE
Valuable Real Estate in the City
of Wheeling.

BY, virtue Of a Decd Of Assignment nado bs
Jacob HeIger and 8. Sue Berger. his wife, 10 me as
Ass'gnec dated tho 9Th day OF September A. b.
1851. sdmltted TO Iecsrd September 49, 1857. and
Court Of Ohio county, West virginia, In Deed 81
Ifnst book No, G6, Will sell ut public auction
at the front door OF the Court House Of said
county, on fras-l5 :. riitl 10 -
WEDNESDAY, the 10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, IL not sold at pr.
sse DS he GIN IS
aforetall, being bounded and described as follows
to-wit Lots fortyth,ee (is) forty.iour al and the
westerly halt Of lot i5l; on Z,nes slsnd
added 10 raid city by Henry Moore. trustee o,
Eb:nezerZ Zane. being the same property heretofore
conveyed 70 Jacob Berger. one Of tho parties OF the
frst part By Daniel Peck and John .. pendlo,on,
SPECIAL mDiksionerS III tho chnncery cause
then pending In tho County Cour, Of Ohio COUNTY,
West Virginia, wherein Clara v. McNuity aud w.
A.. MeNulty, her husband were plaintiffs, and
JAMES Ew!ns and Others were defendants. Mary
Ewlng Joining III said conveyance by deed made
the Soth day Of April, 1877. aud duly recorded In
the office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Decd Book No. &C, page
The above described real estate towlt: Lots
a. II and westerly half oi lot is, situate on
tho southeast corner OF North Broad way and Mary.
land street, Wheeling Island, Will be offered
hall Of 10! No. ~ there Is lDc two.htory brici
dwelling house, now occupied by j. B. shep.
Terms or SALE OF the above described real es.
tate: One third Of the purchase money or so much
i5orc rs tho purchaser may elect CASH on the day
OF sale: one.third thereof with interest III one
year. and the residue thereof aud interest in two
yeats from day Of sale, The purchaser to give his
notes with good security for the deferred pay.
ments aud the legal title to be retained M turtle.
security. :, 10y 49, d Us ~ u 80 -
WILL ALSO, up til further notice, offer at private
sale the stock oil merchandise consisting OF
Leather, shoe Findings, sadlcry Hardware, Sad.
lery; Blankets, Robes, Whips and all other stock,
goods and pcrsonsl property, at Wholesale or re.
tall, now contained in tho building, No. 1889 Main
street; the said stock Of mcrcnandisc, above do.
Bcribed, being the sane conveyed 10 mo as an.
s,gnee BY Jacob Berger, In tho above mentioned
Terms oil tale Of personal property. cash In hand,
u, wi RODGERS, Assignee.
VI IL d rnrN Z
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SIS a Day----.al Gold Mine

For hgonts. GrAnde.t Money Making Business
ever offered. 4 g,lden haryes. for tho next Two
Months. $40 Per Month aud expenses 10 active
men 70 sell our goods No capital required 10
peddllng. Gamble Gaze OF goods and valuable In.
Tor natiOn aud foil particulars FREE. No hum.
bug; we mean Just what We nav. Address at once
STANDARD slLVERwARE co Boston, Mass, ii
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DIED

lT's7U| .7II-INI DIED. - 1HT.l177
ALLEN Sunday morning, October %, 1887, Mrs..
CoRNrLlA Z. ALLLS, vito OF the late Dr.. B. ".
Allen. so 81. u
tSr.A, at tho residence Of her brother. Geo. ".
Jeilefs, 10. 1923 Ecr street Friends Of the
family arc Invited to attend. In.ermcut
N private re ST .I--r .1-r- = q 'r-
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ton. at tie front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. tho tract oil land u which
the lnto 8. II. u. Carter died seized, fronting on
TIE National ,osd ana yinS On The wes.
tract OF land containing 1iJ acres and IS perchc,
will be offered hrxt a. q wh0le; and then In foul
different parcels, viz: Fint-A small Parcel front.
inS on TIC pike and lying along NJ Calvary GENE.
sec0nd-Thc west parcel Of said tract, also front.
Ing on the pike, containing about IS acres and il
poles. and having upon 1t tho house, barns aud
other Improvements: The two foregoing parcels
parcel OF said TRACT, containing IS acres and IS
poles, and reached from said road by a laue BE-
tween Wheeling Park and Mt Calvary cemetery,
and having upon II house and other buildings.
This tract will also DO offered in connection with
the two parcels before named. Fourth-The eat
parcel oil said tract, containing 81 acres, roOds
and 80 poles, lying Immediately in the rear Of
Wheeling Park, and reached from faid National
read by read between the park ind cemetery.
This parcel aud tho last nnmel parcel OF IS acres
and IS poles will also be offered together Tho las,
parcel Of 81 acres 8 roods and 81 poles. has been
laid OF in eight lots. varying in size from little
this parcel will be offered in lots also. i2-
Sales will DO mads in manner III which the m ost
money can be realized. tlsts showing the Or.
rsngemeut OF tho different parcels and lo8. Offered
as above arc on hle With the papers in tho case,
special commissioners ~ : !
TERMS or sALE-One.third. OF the purchase
money, or as much moro thereof as the purchaser
MAJ elect 10 pay. In cash, and tho balance To b.
pad LII two equal miscellaneous, pay ablc III one and
two years from date OF sale with interest; notea
with personal security to be given therefor and
title to be retained until full payment OF the pur.
chue money. 4. sal IT,. uUGU9,
III ;1SllI-s0 4 E Ga,5 L.a b. b. DOyESER,
"a SsTT Special Commissioners
& W. q. HALLgR. Auctiouccr. % 81. q.
4 hereby certify that bond has been given BY the
above named special commissioners as required
by law. and the decree IN the above entitled caule.
& :, rs ss-,rs0.4 ..as7 JOHN ". MITCHELL
:ocl8 Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County,
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SPECIAL SOTlCE.,

: FlIs'--An Fits stopped ifco BY Dr. KlineS Great
Nerve Ret:orcs. No Fits after Hrst day's use. Mar.
veous cures. Treatise aud G. % TRIAL bottle free to
Fit cises, Send 10 Dr.. Kline 81 Arch st., Phila, Pa,
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The sala OF above mentioned real estate Ia most,
poned until SATURDAY. Oclote, %, ISS7,' al 10
O'Clock A. 4, at the front door OF the court House
-, J. v. L. RODGERS, Z.
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RADIANT HOME STOVES.

The new and beautiful Natural Gas Stoves, with
improved burners. CRATES and all connections,
ready for use. Full nickel and tile hearth. Tho
handsortst aud hes! Natural Gas storo yet
brought out. Also, all the round aud square art
gas. Come and see them. Prices very low.
W. T. BURT & CO., Agents,
- oeJXAw 81 ~ b No. l2lS Main Street. D
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90. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.
Q. Il. DAsKwRg1H, Fca'y. !. ON =
FlNE FARM FOR SALE,

situated 21s mlcs southwest OF st. Clairsvillc
containing lac acres OF choice land. on which
there u gocd twostory brick dwelling aud a two.
gtofy flame dwelling; best barn In belmont cSup.
y. stable wagon sheds. corn cribs and oil rcces.
kinds; three good apple orchards, q rood pear
orchard. plenty o! water at all times. This Is one
OF tho bcst stock farms 10 liclmoat county. aud
oah De divided 10 make two good farms. VIII DO
call on or address X 4, HOWHLL, ~ Il
.l.t Ree. Estate and Insurance Agent,
Oe2l ~ 49, XIV ~ -.---- NHInlKrORr. O. "
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WANTED.

|"ANTED-A. MAN TO TAKE AN
w office and represent a manufacturer; $50
per week: small capital required. address with
STAN. MANUFACTURER Box 10, West Acton, Mass.
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:. The sale o! The above mentioned real estate IL
postponed until SATURDAY, October 90, 1857, a,
y o'clock A. u, at tho front door Of tho Court
House. l'-4,-s a9.IS.J, V. L. RODGERS. -
Z cc2t fi.} =, ''.12 Atsjrnee y
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I Use THE GATE CITY

~ .tf-l.G STONE FILTER.
eand and charcoal filters arc ''snarcs and delu.
cradle use arc ycttable death dealers, iunsnlr oh
As tho doetcilous matter mus. completely sstura,e
the altering medium aud pollu!es everything that
passes through 1t. have u'cd your filter four
sAis, N. D., Indianapolis Ind. l5 81, 4 :. m I,
sl EWING BROS,
oel2 l2l5 Market St., onposita McLura House /
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hour until 300 p, m. Leave Wheeling Park at S:05
=. m. and run every hour until 10 p. H., except
Church IrAinB, which will leave tho Park 1T 9lb 4
NJ, and Wheeling at l2:lb D. N, " "a
hpS0 C.-HIRsCH, Superintendent,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
: OsT--DIAMOND EAR.RING, ElrnEn

II .0sT-DIAMOND EARRING, ETHER
~ on Matu, Market or Twelfth, between
Eleventh md Fourteenth streets Finder will 10
literally rewarded BY leaving al this onlce, oc2i
iWTANTED-WE DESIRE TO EsTAB.
W. LIsH q General Agency In wheeling or
Vicinity, 10 contrnl tho sale OF staple article O.!
daily consumption. Any energetic man with
business. For Particular addnM GEfrSwica
MANUFACTURING Co. 20 vesey b. N. Y. oc2i
TOR RENT AM NOW PREPARED
line street, corner OF Twelfth street, al reduced
figure. The carpets will all remain on The floors,
and several pieces Of furniture ate included with
tho houAe For further particulars apply 10 ". II.
kiNEHART, llta Market street, 4. r. :, = OCH
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Terms Of sale Of personal property, cash in hand
-, -, $1,000 J. VII RODGERS, Assignee.
. W. II. HALI.ER, Auctioncer. = SEQ
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
wv on and after May 2, 1857, trains on the
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$50 s.2.5l u. z. 3 q. Railroad. s.se srI
Eellalso 4 KNOXVILLE Through Passenge, leaves
Bellairo At S;$o a, NJ arrives 1T Beaire at p. m.
iWoodshe!d Passenger leaves Hellairc at 1:N o.
NJ, arrives at Bellnro at $40 a. "a. " , =
sumuerdeld ACCOMMODATION leavcs Bell.!,a at
loo y. m, arrives at Bellairc at O:45 a m : "
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ilI COMMISSIONERS sALRs,
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUND
- PROPERTY. ~ "
One Hundred and Seventy.two Deslra.
bic Lots on Wheeling Island.

In pursuance o. a decree Of tho Circuit Court q,
Ohio County, ". Va entered on the third day al
june 1857, In tho case q OElebay aud Other.
against brown and Others, the Undersigned special
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1857,
beginning at O'Clock 4. NJ, soil at public auc,,o,
at Tho front door Of the Court House Of Ohio COUNT
West Virginia, the tract Of land belonging 10 liz
Northwest Virginia Agricultural soe!ety, known a,
wheeling Island, north Of Zane street, aud west ~
North Huron street, and containing. when meas u,
ured to the top OF the river bank, twenty-five and
u,% ;Ss The tract and
Under the authority Of said decree, the said com,
Into parcels, and hare laid OF streets and nevus
ment Of blocks, lots, streets and alloys, has Geen
prepared, and may DO seen ut the Office Of Geo,va
Hook, Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio County.
Printed copies o. tsa Pst may oa aud after Oco.
The property viii G1t DO offered as wholo,
afterwards In blocks aud then in lots. M shown on
tho plat: aud will he sold In whichever way NAV
blocks, the blocks numbered and 0 may DO oiui,
| cd together, a. one parcel. Wheu offered in in,s
two contiguous. lots may 10 offered together II
bidders 70. desi,e Il tie whole tract b. sold to
disregardcd. He, III such case, becomes the pur.
chaser OF tho streets and alleys within tho bound.
aries OF the tract II Any block bs sold separately
|
lot lines within tho block, but alleys must Nv
opened. II tho blocks numbered 8 and be toIi
together 10 ono purchaser, the street running be.
tween said blocks, rnd tho alley running Ihrousb
block D. may be dsrtgardcd at tho election OF sueh
purchaser, 10 DO made and declared at tho time ri
Tho purchase. II DO so elects 10 disregard, land
close said street aud alley, then tho souih end al
said street whcre It passes through block 'front.'
Ing on Zire street. and extending north u tha
alley parallel With Zane street, Will DO sold m lot
There arc on said Fair Ground tract more than ,wo
hundred and thirty trees OF which about eighty n,s
LombaIdy poplar, OF tho remainder, tho Ertn,s S
part arc maple. All u laid trees arc well Known
probably moro than half Of them having ,iiutss
| loot or more III diameter. Iq1tgrf'
TERMS OF SALE-Eich purchaser to mar IN
hand ono third ut least OF his purchase money and
as much moro thereof Is he may choose, aid Tho
residue II any, tn two equal installniunts, bcArins
interest from Tho day Of sale, aud payable respoc
lively In one and two cars thereafter the deetrrl
payments TO DO secured by noles with good per
sonal security. But any purchaser. pay In hand
0nc.half or more, Of his purchase money his no,et
for tho deferred inhtAlmens OF the same shall Ia
taken without pOnonsl security. In every case,
however, tho title must DO retained as security uni
r. T''''''-'"-'} = WIN. ERsKINE, U
1F:I, .l35ls i WI GEORGE i. Caldwell,
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TUE3DAY, NOYEMBER as, lss7,

BY virtue OF decree entered In tho above en-.
the undersigned SPECIAL missioners will, on
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WEST NA.'s SENATORIAL TANGLE.
A Chat with the Hon. Daniel Il. Lucas
~ Aboht the Situation.
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In pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit Court a,
Ohio County, W. Va entered on the third dav "
june, 1857, In tho case q Oslebay aud othess..
against Brown and Others, the Undersigned special
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VIM. ERsKINE

l7FiI- 'IIlTli ~ UEOKGE u. CALDWELL,
.5i Special Commissioners.
certify that bond has been given BY said IA,
cial Commissioners, ay required BY said decree
a. ~ 545IE 50 ..IEiy JOHN W. MITCHELL,
sc29 80 Clerk OF said IOirt
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Grand Opera House.

s 0. Q. GESTHER, Lessee and Manager.
Three Nights aud Saturday Matinee, commencing
n THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81. E
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GENERAL NOTICES,
/: TRAVELLERS AJJEJsR,

+ A RRlVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAINs--on end after July II, lSs7-EIrLl-
EATON OF PREFERENCES MARKS. sDaily. iSundsy
excepted. monday excepted. --E.stesn Standard
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At New Britain, Conn.,, 7. L. Smith hrs
q novelty in the apple tres limo. The ap.
pies are rather email, very hard and
smooth, with bright yellow skin, and
pulp the color Of the pulp Of a water
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ATTENTION!
MEN OF MEMPHIS.
Silence in the Ranks
While the Roll
Is Called.
Steady, Right Dress

FRONTl-On and after this day
many will need new Clothing. There
are many bargains for the many at
the MIsFIT CLOTHING PARLoRs,
No. 262 Second street.
PARADE REST!-The MIsFIT
CLOTHING PARLoRs keep nothing
but fine Tailor Made Clothing, and
yet our prices are from 30 to 30 per
cent. cheaper than you can get good
Clothing elsewhere.
ATTENTION. OPEN ORDER,
MARCH!-The MIsFIT CLOTHING
PARLoRs have hundreds OF magnif-
cent Spring Suits. We have all the
latest and freshest styles and pat
terms, and the extremely low prices
at which we procured our goods en-
ables us to offer them at bargain
rates.
MARK TINE, MARCHl-Prices
tell the tale; therefore, before buy
ing elsewhere call and price the
many bargains offered at The MIsFIT
CLOTHING PARLoRs.
RECRUITS WANTED-If you
have never tried the MIsFIT CLOTH
ING PARLoRs, call now. Hundreds
| of Fine Suits and Pants at prices
which will astonish you. The MIS-
FIT PARLoRs buy very low. This
explains how it is that we can sell
so low.